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Rlr FniIore.

NV YORK, Aueust 10 Il. Hirsch
4 Bro, importers Of yenoering, n. No.
2li Center street, end Chicago, have
failed. Their liabilities arc placed by
their attorney Gt 100000; sase,s un-
knoNu. Confessed judgments have
been entered against THEM for $780,
400. The failure ~ caused by shiink-
sgs la va'uee, losses by bad debts,
heavy oHpensea and dry rot Leopold
Hiiscn en'an'ishsd the buslnes9 In
1871. In 1878 bis brother Ovid was
admitted a. paitnor, and togk charge
OF the Chlcsgo bTsroh.
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beiesiinc sorIe.y

NKw YoBK, August lG.-The Nomi'
mating Committee Of ths Association
for tho Advancement Of Science today
reported the following lisl Of oilieore
for the crsning year: President, J.
W. Povo'l OF Washington; vicN presi-
dents, o mlnd { one, Of ths U4iyer-
tity Of Yrgini,; A. A. Nicholson, Of
Cleveland; q Il Monroe, oi hcWpOrt;
Capt. W Woodward, q s. Louis;
Geo II Cock, Now BIuuaEiok; .. v.
Riley, Of Warrington; q. q. Clhbot,
of Trenton; permanent secretary, u.
w. Pitman, OF salem, Mas.
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HE EHnDKD $4,000,

bat did not say for what purpose.
Searles was unable 10 mske the loan
That tame day Searles wrote q letter
telling him II he was In any trouble In
The bank he was one Of the directors
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sisrn,iIie's firs, HALE.
IhPIoiIL 10 TnE LrPIAL.l

IHFNUIAE 10 IUE NFFEAE1I
HTARKviILK, Miss. August l5.--The
6st bale Of new cotton was received
hero today. 1, was raised by Mack
Sampson, colorod. II was classed a.
middlpg and was bought by W. W,
Scales 4 90. at 10 cente.
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The wrong Man,

NaNaAss W US AFFAAhsl
BIRnIsonAM, Ala, August TO-
Like the other men who have been
taken 10 Helena, the negro supposed
to be the Tspiai, Wallace Burbs, who
went through here from Missiaii Jpi
yesterday, has been found 10 be some.
body else and was released last night,
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AN ARKANSAS TRAGEDY.
A RAILROAD LABORER KILLED
by A STATION AGENT.
CowardIy Method OF Revenge
for whipping.

Last Thursday night, at Edmond.
sons, a station on the Memphis Il
Little Rock railroad, about seventeen
miles west OF this city, O d fiiculty oc-
Cured between Station Agent George
Wagner and section hand, during
which the latter was ehot by Wagner.
The difficulty between the two origi.
mated from fight that Wagner bad
with barkeeper at the station. The
bsrkeeper wa' worsted, and in order
TO get even hired the section hand,
filed him with whisky and or.
dered him to 70 and whip
Wagner, which he did. Having done
his work completely and we'll, thes sec.
ton hand went to his boarding car to
sleep of his drunk. After a few hours
sleep he returned to where Wsgner
wss and again attempted to auminister
q threshing. He was told to keep
away, but he did not heed the warn.
Ing, and Wagner, seeirg that 3 is life
was 10 danger, & ed one shot from his
pistol. The ball took a ct in the
ltf. breast OF the section hand, but
whether the wound will prove serious
or not could not bs learned. The
name Of the man shot could not be as
certsined.
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LOUISVILLE IN Big Luck.
HOW THEY WALKED OVER Won
DER AHE'S BROWNS.
They do not Kick Over the Lcss Of
the Game, but Regret the
Hasly Rashness.
BALTIMORE FINDS A SAVIOR in
THE RAIN.
Overwhelmed In TIVE Innings
short Hits From the Dia-
n0nd all Around.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 3.-NotwitE.
standing the threatening weather q
crowd OF about 40C0 people WIS pres
emit when the game between st. Louis
and Louisville was called to-day. Hud-
con and Boyle, and Ramsey and Kerins
were the batteries respectively for the
visitors and the home club. The
Browns were first at the bat, and went
out in one, two three order. For the
Louisvilles Browning started the ball
rolling by making a hon, run after
two men Lad been put out. Four
runs followed before the nine wa, re-
tired. Hudson being hammered
viciously. In the eecond inning S..
Louis scored one run by the aid Of
some loose playing by Louisville. II
began sprinkling lightly in the latter
half Of the inning, after Louisville had
scored two runs, aud demonstrated
that this would knock Hudson
ont Of the box II the game con-
tinued. The umpire called the game
and waited ten minutes, II continu.
ing 10 the meantime to rain 90 lightly
that the uncovered seats we're not va
Gated by the people. He decided that
the game should continue, but st.
Louis refused to play, whereupon he
gave the game TO Louisville by score
OF nine TO nothing. The crowd was
greatly disappointed aud disguised,
but made no demonstration hey ond
some jeeripg. After the crowd had
dispersed President Won der Abe and
Capt. Comiskey stated that they would
not protest against umpire Ben
Young's decision, as 1t was Just. They
said also, that they regretted their &C
ton In disappointing the crowd.
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that Il is loaded, AID more than likely
some innocent and unsuspecting COM
panion will swelter in his own gore.
THE ninth annual Sunday school
picnic OF 1T. Joseph's church, which
was postponed from the ooh OF June,
will be held at French Garden, Fort
Pickering, July 4th.
The County Court Is no respsctor
OF holidays, and will meet In regular
seselon today. About the only mat
ter OF importance to be determined
today 10 the selection OF q road com.
m esioner and some routine busineis.
Young America, II disposed to
confne himself within reasonable
bounds and to the guileless 6re
cracker, should not be hsmpered in
his uncorked patriotism. Beware OF
"didnt know II was loaded" how
ever.
The Equitable Gas Company OK
pect 10 break ground for their works
aud pipe laying by the LIST Of October.
There is little doubt OF the company
being granted the privilege on street,
and alleys.
The people who failed TO witness
and participate in the opening of
jackson Mound Park, yesterday, Wis.
tied the TOboggan and epjoyed an In.
spring exhibition OF fireworks. The
lot remaining on hand will be sent up
In glorious style this afternoon aud to.
night, beginning at 2 o'clock.
R adem Of the ArPKAL who intend
leaving home for the summer, or any
part oil Il, will wish 10 keep themselves
Inf rmtd concerning local affairs and
events; and II they will leave their
subscriptions 6t the APPRAL counting
room the paper will be mailed 10 them
TO any address, and the address will be
changed az oiten as required.
Where Is the common tensc in
seeking COO or climes In the FAR distant
North aud Esi2 Look at the record :
sAturdAy-New York, 80 tunttroEes
Boston, 8; Troy, 8. sunday-Pitis'
burg, o fatal; weather intensely hot
Here there has not been a single case
10 isr a. known, and the weather
most delightful. Summer resort sgenisr
ayauntl
"A telegram was received from
Sheriff Cannon, dated Nashville, yes
terday, that the requlsition for George
Kosciusko Washington Jones had
been obtained. snd he would leave for
Frankfort at 8 O'Clock last night. This
indicates that the sable but slick swim
dler, will be returned TO Memphis Il
answer for the funds raised TO organ
lKs lodges Of "Sons and Daughters oi
Jacob"
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

CAIRO, July 8.-Nisht-Rlysr 10 feet Q
inches on the gauge and rtlnG. weather
warm. .Arrivedi City Of Provllence, vlekf.
an, W Ii. chsrry. ST Loaiss ) On,
John 3, Hopkins, aboys, ~ N. Dspartedi
City OF Pfovidenoe, 81. ais, 1850 pm.i
Fannie Fern, New Orlssnf Jpn.
~. LvAS X. Sgiy MsisA@sElSssr
Hight rain and warm.
CINCINNATI. July l,-Nlsht - River
feet on the gauge and fliinf. weather far
and hot.
LOUISVILLE, joy l-Nisht--Rly.t Z
feet inches In the csnal and Elect lnehs
on the falls and fAiilte. weather cloudy,
with rain.
WHEELING, Jaly S.-NiEht = River I
foot inches o. the gauge and falling.
Weather clear ara warn.
. Inches on ths saussi and rising. wsstbsr
clear and hot.
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PERSONAL.

J. J. HOWARD. Of Chicago, ILL.,, is at
Gsston's.
JAS. HAZE. Of Louisville, KY, Ia at
GAston's.
Jous DrsLKn, Of Helena, Ark, Is at
Duhy's Hotel.
R.H. wnsoS, Of Moline, ILL.,, is at
the Gsyoso Hotel.
T. W. X Coils, Of Cairo, III,
registered al Gaston's.
d.. Watkins, of Blrmingt am, Ala,
is ttopping at Gaston's.
D.A. soorT, Of Mississippi, Is stop
ping at the Gayoso Hotel.
Iris reported tina, Mr.. james Y.
Ryan 10 lying very III at Bartlett.
Id. HAMMER, editor OF the Coving.
ton Leadr, was In the city yesterday.
q. l.. wREss aud wife, Of Missis.
sippi, are stopping at the Gayoso
Hotel.
N. T. sHOrwELL and J. w. Perkins.
Of Missouri, are among the arrivals at
Dufy's Hotel.
W. p. RosE and wife, Of Browns.
vile, aud Mrs. A. V. Buck, Of Mont.
gomery, Ala, are at the Peabody.
Mm J. W. LETrwIoa and daughter,
Miss Blanche, after q winter spent In
Florida, are spending the summer In
Baton.
wmr WIS Il On the stree, again
after q two weeks Illness. He leaves
iongh, 10, Kingston sprngs Tor recu'
peration.
Cor. yAsn III. WARskR, Maj. /.
McMuIray and Miss Bette MoMurray
Of Cbieol county, Arkansas, are q, the
Peabody.
Mw. J. l.. MALONE and Mrs. Emms
Aldridge, Of Cherokee, Ala, are Wait
log Mrs. Paul Thompson. al 27i
Manassas street
MAJ. HHsRY T.. BuRss, the vel
known steward Of the Peabody, 70
turned yesterday from q months va
cation q. Hot Springs.
PkrER DossKLLY, who reaides nea
Washington, Dayiess county, Ind, Il
In the city for thu purpose 81 watch
ing by the bedside oi his brother, Mr.
Dennie Donnelly, q gallant member o
No. 1 Hook and Ladder, who IL lynn
VI nj his home, No. 80 Robesoa street
Mr.. Donnelly will remsin until hil
brother Ia entirely recovered.
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Fourth Of July

Fourth Of July.
Once more the glorlons Fourth.
To-day We contemplate with pride
the results Of l7I6 patriotism.
Let the boys, both old and young,
turn themfelyoo loote with tbefesliye
hrecraekef.
The police yearn for something by
which 10 keep Oh the gtowing lelhargy
The city 10 dittressiogly dull.
Smoke and tunes Of powder from
thou,ands OF hre crickers will be
waited on the passing Esphyrs today.
BY vote Of the Jury In the MIL.
lngion care the trial viii be continued
today Just the same a. II independence
had never been declared.
-rlenios, eaiales, Are crackers and
general huuhh should character 40 the
anniversary OF American liberty natal
day. Lei u not be smoihcfed.
Another auction tale Of the Court
Square fence is In order, and one that
means lie speedy removal. This ID
the time for Improvements In The
park, before the fall ruah sets In.
Once sealn Ibdependence Day
has tawned upon the land. II Ia th,
occasion when the email boy sAlllel
forth with hl. Toy plsLol, moving nel
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RAILROAD tine TABLE.

Kansas Ci,y, Memphis ana Birm
laEham.-Irains move as tollowsj No
Leaves Memphis t;oo g,mi No. II Greish,t
tssses at $50 Am, No. arrives Mt l0!lO
s.n.i No. u tfreiRhp arrives at 1850 pm.
Kisst.stppi ..s Tennessee; Train,
daily at $500 am. leaves daily at $500 .. m:
0ardis accom- mediation arrives daily at 80
an. leaves daily 1t $3.50 pm. Mall trains
will not stop at Whitehavsn. Horn Lake.
Nssbit or Loves, or Gag stations.
chesapeake asd Ohio Route-TrAins
Hov. S.il, a. d'i1r,; F, ,,1 mall t.iy K:
en-. night express leaves Memphis at 30
pm. ana arrives at fi&s an. Both trains
run through solid between Memphis and
tosisyills. Ripley accommodation leaves
ct 6ipT m. and arrives ats;D a.m.
Missi ssippi Valley Route H., N. q.
sSS NJ a., o. ri, Isns r.. .sy ::
leave, At $50 am. New Orleans fast mai.
daily. arrives at s;l0 am New Orleans
express, daily, arrives nj bilb pm.
LssufsvtIIe and Nashville. Train,
psye A. follows Fast mail arrives daily a.
daily 81 1910 amt arrives at 100 pm.
b. Louis express leaves daily at $500 p. m. I;
arrives daily At $500 q, standard time.
Gulf koute-lhsnsns my, spring;
cru ouu Wtuhphtsl irhlut IthNo NJ huu
4. depot A. tollovsi No. 4, Kansas City ex-
Press. leaves at 1850 Amt No. 3, Kansas
oitv sspress, arrives at titb pm. No 2,
Ss.sAb City mall, leaves at 8 OCp.m. No; j,
sst . oiy mai, arrives at si5a.m. No.
., ~. u JUS and Chicaso efpre,s, leaves nj
b.D1cm mo. L 81. LouiI AVID Chioago .ox-
- Jij lives at siSa n, IN sssot Sunday.
.sgil 81 1875.
Me- esis and Chay.sstsa Trains
tapys ~ follows Through express leaves
gS,lS q; 1890 pm. Mail and express leaves
iAliy a. $3.50 an. Somcryille aeoommoda
ton leaves daily, except Sunday, at $3.50
pm. Through express arrives daily at sale
an. Mail and express arrives daily nj ilo
p.m. Someryille accommodation arrives
daily, except sunday, at $3.50 a,m.
Memphis and Lille Hock.-TrAinI
move A. follows iceptral standard ume)
No. leaves Memphis at ll!D PM No I
leaves Memphis at b;l0 Amt No. 5 freight
leaves Iopeheld At 100 AMI No. ar
rives NJ Memphis at SitO pm No. arrives
At Memphis At9il5 am No. Q ureishO ar
riyes Al uopeheld AT A!.O p.m.
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LOCAL NOTICES
HARpRR's for July at Mansford's.

HARPKR's for July at Msnsford's.
SEE Sawrie-Rtg ier Co. cracker card,
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
A CHEAP line iron and slate mantels,
also crate front and fenders, at Gabay's,
A. VAooARo d 90. have received
fifty cases OF Due de Montebello Cham.
payne. They are the sole agents foi
Tennessee.
CorToN planters can get some Of ].
b. GoithelPs new patent white oak
cotton baskets free Of charge at 80
Monroe street.
STANLEY 4 Anderson, funeral dir.
ectors and embalmers, So Madison
street, are fully prepared to furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
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woSDERPUL WEAPON.
Successful Losg Range Practice ON
tho Arh.nsrs Prairie.

One Of party Of gentlemen, who
has been on hunting aud fishing tx.
petition In the wilds OF Arkans ~, and
who returned yesterday, tells q good
ons on Tom O'sullivap, the owaer OF
the Little Democrat" sometime
since the great huntsman bad made
10 order a Winchester he. The other
day he tried Il for the first time, and
its work was truly wonderful. He
was out on the prairie, and sighting a
buffalo, he threw the precious gun TO
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Horse. o.ssis and Chickens.

For cole aad erubs, for lung fever,
cough or hide bound, give Simmons
Liver Regulator In g nah twice q
day. You can recommend II 10 every
one having stock 10 the best medicine
known for the above complaints. In
usinR II with my chickens for cholera
and gspcs mix II with the dough and
feed II 10 them once q day. BY this
treatment have lost none where the
Regulator was given promptly and
regularly. Er. TAYLOR,
Assent for Grangert Of Georgia.
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THE WEATHER..
Indications.

For Alabama: stationary tenn
peropre; local rains; ,oinds oener.
ally eo'terly.
For Mississippi: Stationary ten.
peratwe; local rains vinds generally
east 10 south.
For Arkansai: Winds generally
sonthpesteriy; local rains: stationary
temperature.
For 7ennesee: Rains IN the south
en portion; far Veather in III,
sOrth1n portion; stationary tempra.
tsre: Vinds generally 'outhresterly
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bis shoulder aud fred. He was salts.
fsd that he had killed the animal and
with q step that would have done
credit to an old soldier, he marched
of after his game. The boys say that
he walked ali day and oil that night,
and when he found the buffalo the
meat was spoiled, and 1t was all caused
by the new rife and the long distance
shot, which was about one mile.
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n.iis.,. Chiiaren. Nursing

Mothers, overworked men, and for oil
diseases where the tissues are wasting
away from the inability to digest or
dina'y food, or from oyerwork OF the
brain or bojy, all ouch should take
SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure God Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites. Il used
the Emulsion on lady Who was deli
este, and threatened with bron chitis,
Il put her In tuch good health and
fieeh that must cav II is the bes'
Emulsion ever used"
L. whDDELL, NJ. D.
Hush's Mills, Il. o.
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For Sale-Nlce Residence.

Southeast Of city. In that famous
and healthy locality just outside cor
poTa,ion, and within 100 yards OF
street car line. Lot Is l00x900 and
fine forest trees make 1t most inviting.
House contains six rooms, with out
houses aud wo fine cisterns. No
more desirable home has been offered
this season. Now Is the time to pur-
chase. Will be sold at bargain.
M. l.. SELDEN, 2s7 Main Street.
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I.asite.

In delicate health needing = gentle We,
effective laxative will hnd the Call.
ilfnia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs, pleasing 10 the taste, acceptable
10 the stomach, aud perfectly sale In
oil oasee. II Ia the most easily taken
and pleasantly effective remedy
known 10 cure and prevent cos,iye.
nesr, 10 dispel headaches, eolds and
lever, and strengthen tho kidneya.
liver and bowels, and IL Their fore a
fAyofite remedy with the lAdes. fpt
sale In 10 cents and 81 bottles by
". ]. Hester and oil leading drus.
giels. Van vleet A Co, q. W. Jonet
\ Co., W. N. wilkeuof A o., ] j.
Miloe, end =. Mansfield A %. haye
been appointed Wholesale agents Al
Memphis.
1881 s a
EfAa
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Rain Fayors baltimore.

CINCINNATI, O., July 3.-Kirby, Of
the Baltimores, was knocked out Of
the box in the 6rst inning today,
eight runs being made before q man
was retired. Reccius took his place
and Jared badly. Rain prevented
play after the second inning. The
score was IA to nothing in favor Of the
Cincinnati club.
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FOR Riehet-, nsrasmus and vast.
fng Disorders OF children,

soott'a Emulsion Of Pure Cod Liver
oil with Hypophosphitee is unequaled.
The rapidity with which children gain
flrsh and strength upon II Is very
wonderful. Read the following: ~
haze used SCOTS Emulsion In cases Of
ricketts, and marasmus Of long stand
ing, and have bsen more than pleased
with the results, 40 in every case the
Improvement vas maTked.-J. NJ.
Main, MD, New York,
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Sailor Cotton Elevator aud
Cleaner.

An apparatus just being introduced
10 the planters and cotton ginners Of
this section Of country, will b. fully
explained and shown by Mr., ID. A
Tailor, the Inventor. who will be In
this city on or about July 9th, and
viii call upon such parties ~ will ad
dre@ q card 10 him, care OF the Office
OF this paper. Circulars and cuts upot
application 20 the Dudley Il. JoneI
Company, Little Rock, AK
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The number Of people annually al.
fllcled with this mo annoying mals-
dy eeems 20 be greatly on the increase.
The editor OF this journal IL
an annual victim, and with q view 10
al cover q specific has tried numerous
remedies. OF these Eye Cream
Balm" Is bv all odds the qui kest and
most satisfactory, two applications
s-eAtly allsying the usual symptoms in
the nose and eyes. We would recon.
mend lie use by all subject 10 hay
fever, and We gladly bear unsolicited
testimony 10 lis efficiency in our own
case. - '-ke6id PA Record
n...~.... u..x,s. muIs.,x.
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Lend Your Constitution n
Hand.

Constitutions are much alike and Ia
nine. tenths Of ~ the tfms causes pro.
duce the same effects. Vertigo, disGi.
ne.s or pain Of any kind, excepting
that Of an injury, can come only when
there Ia In our bodies some lmpufity
OF the blood which have no, sufficient
vitality 10 thr " Oh without help.
Therefore, the proper lhing 10 do is TO
get Immediately the necessary help
20 aid "a 40 "a cliye o. Brandfeth'a
Pills. when you ieel ihete ills comm q
on take from three 10 ten Of these pills,
according ~ your weight, and be re-
loved ~ Gree. Never put "A the feel.
ing by thinking You viii coon be- over
IL. Take the pills and do not rack the
constitution.
- n a = =
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ArrIsrAi What Of AtlantaY Why

ATIAsrAl What OF Atlanta3 Why,
the great nerve tonic, Foundations
Wine Coca, Ia manufactured there,
and all druggists, Wholesale and re-.
tail, In Memphis. sell this great rem
ely. II Ia nov prescribed by the best
physicians, and will cure you OF all
nervous affections. Send 10 Pember.
ten Chemical Company for history Of
coca plpnt. Try glass OF Coca Cola,
the refreshing, inyigoraiing brain
tonic, al Heieifre Soda Fount
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There is one thing nobody ever re.
grets-that In, the day they first adopt
ed Psrker's Tonic ~ their regular fam
lily medicine. Its range Ia 30 wide
and iis good effects so sure, that moth
ing else, except good nursing, ar
needed In O great majority OF csses
Buy II, try II, and aiterward II will no,
require any praise from us.
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Dandrun

Is RKnovKD by THE USE OF COCAINE.
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth Of the hair.
Burnett's Flavoring eItrsctssre the
hast
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The great Headache Specific and
Brain Tonic, has cured many cases Of
sick headache, ~ some OF our bes, cit
iEens can testify, and has never failed
In q single instance. Drawn sparkling
ice cold from Holsters Soda Fountain.
r-s.-.s.s...---aslsrl,s stzgHsH>P#lIr<x
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Mas. wusLov'sSoorHIsa Srnur should
always be used for children teothins, IL
soothes the child, softsns the guns, sllaJs
remedy Cor diArrheai $50 q bottle.
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Jos. Specht a sons

Home manufactured, strictly pure
Ice Cream aud Cakes still, a. here.
toiore, lead all competitors. Tele-
nj one lpl.
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Iador-emes, OF = Leading Physi.

have used DAibys Prophylactic
Fluid extensively an q dlsiniectant and
deodorizsr. and fnd Il an admirable
preparation. Whenever there are
offensive discharges from wounds, alb
cesses, ETC., II Ia wonderful In lie &C.
ton. consider II the best prepare
ton know as sargle In diphtheris
or.scarlet lever.
J.oRrsswELL LEwIs, n; Dx
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THOMAS BRADroRp, No. Si4 Western
avenue, Allegheny City, Pa, had
Liver Complaint three years. Mana.
I'm cured him.
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success OF the Wonderful Headache
Npeellle loea Cola

Ask your noighbor what cured his
tiof headache, and he will teli Won
Coca Cola, for u has cured over City
cases, and never failed In n single In.
stance. This wonderful Nerve Tonic
We draw IRON our Soda Fount, spark.
ling Ice cold. HEIsrER
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-04
Clear Water.

Baths Of all descriptions, hot and
cold, % cents at the Turkish Bath.
House, No. 222 Second street, near
Ahama.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-04

MANY have been brought from
deaths door 10 new life by the Judi.
cionAnAe OF Ia.nn. mia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-04
LEAFS Springs, Grs'nxer County.
last Tennessee.

Il an exceedingly healthy and roman.
tic Sumner resort, possessing the finest
natural mineral waten,white sulphur,
blAsk sulphur and ohalybeate, south
OF the Potomac. Board first class and
cseap. Address NJ shove. M. j.
uughee, proprietor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-04
Notice.

BIDS for the privileges at the
Kuighs Of the Red Brauch picnic
will be- received II MoNally a COL
bsri's, l76 and l7s Main street, until
Friday, July stb, at pm.
BIO bargains this week In Shoes at
Llnkhauer a Lehman's.